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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1928
Page
3
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A Chicago school board purge ended with William McAndrew losing his post as superintendent amid charges of corrupting patriotism. He later joined a major publishing house to edit histories, shaping nationwide history instruction with a broader, less nationalist view. The piece also notes canal cost comparisons and a chilling end times prophecy, interwoven with social commentary on geography, industry, and global outlooks.
In Erie Pennsylvania January 36 more than forty attendees bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Wood at the Odd Fellows temple. They depart February 1 to oversee the Odd Fellows home for children in Meadville. Speakers included Frenklin Hosbach Ralph Brown and Perry Johnston. Entertainment featured Professor Anstead the Lewis Sisters and Joseph Volk.
Judge J. J Tratiniey of Marinos county California is chosen by William Edward Mickman to preside over the Marian Parker murder case. Judge Trabuco Tahore, a veteran jurist, was selected after charges of prejudice were brought against Judge Hardy.
West Ridge Transportation Co seeks expansion from Warren to Sheffield and beyond to Emporium and Harrisburg. H C Bowman reported to Warren officials that the firm hoped to win the Warren Sheffield franchise, with four new vehicles already ordered, but the award to Albertson Co of Kane blocks Erie to Emporium and Harrisburg service.
Washington dispatch profiles Everett Kent a 30 year old former machinist and teacher, now a Democratic congressman from Pennsylvania. He claims a hard campaign financed by liquor interests and railroad workers, and says his district supports equal aid and fair tax rules while challenging Boss Vare’s influence. Kent predicts Democratic recovery in Pennsylvania.
The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association held its annual meeting in the Common Council chamber with W. W. Blair presiding. Reports show improved property and a healthy treasury. A sleigh ride and supper entertained Sunday school classes, and a parish hall dance drew many. Ajax Iron Works shipped machinery and mills received toys and bolts, signaling business for the future. Also noted: cold weather, several items on language and spelling quizzes, and local residents like Clem Pierce and Eugene Church reported ill with the grip. Mrs H M Eilsworth left for Scranton on Maccabee business.
Inquiries cover state of divorces granted, two bones not linked to others, ashitt in repose breathing rate, sweetness comparative to Cane sugar, and counties with strongest navies. Names include Walter Camp, England, and Rio de Janeiro with references to Abraham Byon and tobacco brands.
A steel ingot 18 inches square and 7 feet long is melted and recast into a bar 7 inches wide and 6 inches thick. The solution uses a volume ratio: initial volume equals final volume. The calculated length is 188400 feet, derived by interpreting 4 miles in feet and combining steps.
Franklin January 80. The Jamie son car from Fredonia carrying Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamie son Mrs. Clair Moors and Glenn Knapp burned severely between Polk and Franklin as smoke poured from the front when their vehicle failed brakes. The car was to Franklin garage for repairs after investigators blamed radiator alcohol and a loose connection for the blaze.
Warren January 20 announcement states John A Hi Keith, superintendent of public instruction in Pennsylvania, will address Warren on Wednesday February 15. He will speak at a noon luncheon before members of the Warren service clubs Lions Kiwanis and the Warren Rotary on the topic Major Educational Problems of the Commonwealth.
A fragmentary OCR snippet describes a shoe accented with gold and a rhinestone, held at one corner of a faded display. The text notes a gentle gaze toward a fashionable woman in Paris, suggesting a luxury accessory ad or catalog blurb from a bygone era.
In Kane Jan 20 W A Cleaves Ridgway B S athletics coach and Charles Law graduate manager R HS teams escaped injury when Law's Buick collided with a moving Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at the Roosevelt highway crossing between Ridgway and East Kansas. The car skidded on snow. rear end struck the train causing minor damage. Train crews investigated but train continued after stop. Car transported to Coon Brothers garage for repairs.
Halo observations in high thin ice crystal clouds indicate a storm system nearby. Such halos commonly precede rain or snow within a day or two as the cyclone approaches, offering a short-term weather warning.
A handmade pottery piece named Viefina portrays a comical ash receptacle in the shape of a small elephant with oversized ears and a wide open mouth, amusing onlookers.
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